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EvenLouWhoz t1_izx1hju wrote

I used to work right around the corner from this place in El Cajon. It was truly very weird and gave off 'crazy vibes'. My friends and I only went inside one time, just to check it out. They greeted us and immediately asked if they could separate us and take each of us to a single room , alone to talk. We noped out of there and ran to a Winchells. It was fun to see the 'UFO cars' driving around East County San Diego, but that place always gave me the creeps.

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WikiSummarizerBot t1_izx1i84 wrote

Unarius Academy of Science

>Unarius is a non-profit organization founded in 1954 in Los Angeles, California, and headquartered in El Cajon, California. The organization purports to advance a new "interdimensional science of life" based upon "fourth-dimensional" physics principles. Unarius centers exist in Canada, New Zealand, Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and various locations in the United States. Unarius is an acronym for "Universal Articulate Interdimensional Understanding of Science".

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FreeJSJJ t1_izx33at wrote

What was that cult that ssid that they would take people ti the moon or something and killed the people?

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Fuzakenaideyo t1_izx7iqw wrote

If a mofo claims a supernatural connection they better have irrefutably supernatural abilities

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very_continental t1_izx8tt2 wrote

The website is definitely stuck in the 90s 😬

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moceno t1_izxbc1d wrote

I spent a good portion of this film unsure if it was a documentary or mockumentary. Love it! Bought the DVD.

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EvenLouWhoz t1_izxcssd wrote

I would have to agree. Definitely WEIRD, but overall harmless. I loved walking past the mural on the building and the window displays were always trippy. It fit right in with the rest of the odd shops on Main St.

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EvenLouWhoz t1_izxd74b wrote

Also, bonus cool factor of getting referenced in one of the best X-Files of all time: Jose Chung's From Outer Space

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saefas t1_izxdnd2 wrote

Oh man, this is the cult with Ruth Norman and her wild outfits. I don't subscribe to her crazy but I respect her commitment to gaudy, over-the-top fashion.

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cc-scheidel-33 t1_izxjw9h wrote

thx for the post! this cult was started by my great uncle, so I'm always fascinated. the doc may mention this, but Ernest norman came from a large, very eccentric mormon family, which is also intereating.

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Yainks t1_izxo3f4 wrote

For a second, I thought this was about Hollywood nepotism

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JiggyJerome t1_izyr4cz wrote

How do people on this site openly acknowledge how corrupt, and vile the police organizations are, and yet still ignorantly believe the ATF’s (another govt backed gang) propaganda when it comes to the atrocities at Waco and Ruby Ridge? In both of those scenarios federal government agencies mentally tortured, and ultimately murdered innocent US citizens, and then painted these victims as evil monsters to trick the public into believing these reprehensible agencies were the good guys.

A content creator on youtube named Wedigoon has an incredible and intricate documentary on what REALLY happened at Waco, and it’s a must see for those who still believe the victims at Waco were crazy pedo cultist’s.

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lezwaxt t1_izyyqil wrote

Man’s looking like a RuneScape character

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